New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
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law veil J .pi in oiai.it" >t.'h; ,,n,
~,Ical ro' NJ p. Nonanh', name on pain of death"
Triumphant ~1ic. 'ul all DO a"e
p.iI homage l3c. amid th' thr'uf
Wa uonc pp'c kuc'd A. Law.
III, ra'ro' a IN" -ll,ne o. ,,t., So rit...,
NifN hardly mo-" devotion bowed
IN, trader rlrc' eyed fni Irf.
The pulpit politician loud
ma ~ tho mob ~ caste srl class.
l.for, the thrcn' with tribute drew
And .rl,rli.l low. a- 'oih 20 pass.
uut uo man ,Ialo th' namc taboo
IN rrc~dom', poet came ana sing
Ard slave. II ~ll'ri' iu sham"
No longer hold thr srrvilr tou-'r-
gor al men spatr th" tyran''s nanr
Save , uorf.ryd southern Democrat For many
year. the Democratic patty Sick nigh unto Death
bust 10 l~ now luNuclhlc ia its glorious potency ms
1, very pretty doubtless, hut Byron said tn same INN:
much i,n-r cperitnulaftcaliy. N'.ne ono mrnlonch
f. hr one las that ccriaiu lady, who would now ho
u,c,c,ntly termed holy terror" had recently been
dangerously H. tho poet replied: ayes. but She IS
d,nc.r,u.l, wcn again Iut then the cmocrdtic
party ,ut so dangerously we'll as some people Imagine
when uttIc Meg saw picture OF christian Win tho
burden ON hl, hacl she looked at 1t cnrously Tor a
Mamma. la, mako. tho NANNY wear h, hustle
so high mp on hi, back uioston Transcript
"Thc Union Signal" organ of tho
woman's Christian Temperance Union. car.
rios faith In PRAYER euro to an extreme
ylews OF the Judges OF our highest courts can oo
changed ON purely institutional questions. In an
editorial article Of ublatlon tho recent decision
hy the Supreme Court I'm the prohibition cases II
SAWS Here tie alter rested so far is 'ral meas
urrs were Concerned but nest - AL 'h'
pe,po wcrc pr,yirr iary of thNm A thcy hld never
praycd before said James rlork to MIR Packard :
Tell Mis-, willard to Se' the women I" praying tr
,hc snrrcmc Court They doing II spontane
T., al .,.r tl, land Never dI God
answer PRAYER mnt royalty ncvo" did H. moro hr''
hv Illustrate the fact that the hearts ot men are III
uIs hand Ia b., turned "a, tic rivers OF wt'r aro
turned when the case submitted To th' 'ourt'
,ho b,nch stood So far as human scrutiny could as
con- four In favor Of the lauorScllers ana iour
,,,rs, lu.iicc Harlan gave the decision. In
which seycn Justices acquicSced and only ono dis
scntcd'
Putting HIS Foot I'm Shc-And do yon still squeeze
up the ladies' feet In your country c,,,.,
He on the contrary. madam That IS Vh, M, :"
custom We tn laPan always aoT Ea, op% would ever
rival yours madaml is delighted with his neat htie
compllmrni.) (iondon Punch
The liquor men OF Atlanta, Ca. arc beginning to
think that Prohibition is much bother for them thah
High License Under Prohibition thcy con-" SCH
uouor for nothing but under the present High License
svs,cm they viii have to pay $1,000 year for the
nrvlceo Tho Prohlhtionlsts Of Atlanta may yot gain
! n victory by tho help Of tho liquor dealers.
Our Domestic Service" How old you, Mary ~
| nskcd Mis-. Ilank OF her houscmaId
my money in the bank told The man good
deal older SOS ia get moro interest on IT, "a n laG,
yon can tell Bridget that she oxcoiiod herself In tn
pies We had oday for dinner" ,., ~. ,,,o,or
am found Irdgci very sad and solemn. why, what
Tho matcrl" asked tho lady very much surprised ,S
suro mum" came inc ,, na ,Ssn I yoa t, ss'
| --lIlarpors Dazar.